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Campaigners worry about scheme’s impact on marine ecosystem but Planetary Technologies says concerns misplaced “Planetary can stick it up their waste pipe,” read one of the many waspish placards at the north Cornwall beach where more than 300 protesters gathered on Sunday. They came to Gwithian beach to object to a proposed carbon dioxide removal

Research, part of a special feature on Collaborative Management, Environmental Caretaking, and Sustainable Livelihoods ABSTRACT Biodiversity conservation is at a crossroads. A number of trends are converging with the potential to transform our understanding of nature and how we conserve it. First, conservation policy makers are advocating increasingly ambitious global biodiversity targets, such as the

Police charged about 50 protesters after coal train was brought to a standstill for four hours Get Guardian Australia’s morning and afternoon news emails or daily news podcast Dozens of people have been arrested after protesters scaled a train bound for the Port of Newcastle and began shovelling coal out of its wagons. The train

Climate Change Committee says little hope of getting on track if Stormont power sharing not restored soon The prolonged lack of devolved government in Northern Ireland threatens to seriously hamper the country’s ability to hit the ambitious emissions reduction targets enshrined by law in its climate act, the chief executive of the UK’s Climate Change

Report says revenues raised from a gradually imposed fuel tax could be used to transition to low-carbon fisheries The EU lavished up to €15.7bn in fossil fuel subsidies on its fishing industry over the last decade but campaigners are calling for those funds to be redirected towards decarbonisation. Fuel tax exemptions for the fishing industry